Hi all, i want to know if anyone know's some app's have ported to Xperia SP from te LG devices like the task killer and file manager, these two i want it on my XSP because i have a LG G Pad and have to say that two are very efficient app' and most important: cea app's doesnt have better.
Already search in web but dont find any of that app's.
If anyone can help i will be thankd 4ever!
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Good evening devs,
Ive been searching around and does not seem like there is such feature to enable this option. I would like to ask if it is possible to create an xposed module or even a normal apk to launch more than one xperia small apps - browser? The current software limits the user to open one browser. I know it seems useless for our 5 inch phones but it will definitely be handy to those who owns a xperia tablet or xperia z ultra.
many thanks
regards,
Litoni
Hi! I'm new here.
I came from an iphone 5c but then bought myself xperia z3c.
So I was doing a research for awhile on what can make an android smartphone speed/boost up and I came up to a website saying that by disabling some apps/services, it can speed up the phone and save up battery (on top of what stamina mode can do).
I saw a list of apps/services from the other threads but they might not be the same as to what we have on our phones (z3/z3c).
So does anyone here have any list of their own for this?
short list
dane_xperia said:
Hi! I'm new here.
I came from an iphone 5c but then bought myself xperia z3c.
So I was doing a research for awhile on what can make an android smartphone speed/boost up and I came up to a website saying that by disabling some apps/services, it can speed up the phone and save up battery (on top of what stamina mode can do).
I saw a list of apps/services from the other threads but they might not be the same as to what we have on our phones (z3/z3c).
So does anyone here have any list of their own for this?
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Not exactly what you want but it should do a first trick - a list by @erousr
http://forum.xda-developers.com/z3-compact/development/mod-rootremove-whats-navring-small-apps-t2902419/page6
or an expandedlist packed in a batch file to use with ADB under DOS -> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=56822405&postcount=81
Hope it helps....
Rhonin
Hello,
I was previously a Windows Phone user and I'm having trouble understanding how to get the most out of my new Z3 Compact. I would like my experience to be as close to stock Android as possible.
So far I have replaced the Sony keyboard with the Google Keyboard which was a HUGE improvement. I experimented with replacing the Sony launcher with the Google Now launcher, but they were almost identical other than that the Sony launcher supports adding shortcuts, so I stuck with it.
What else am I missing out on that can easily be reverted back to a superior stock experience? Is there a guide that walks you through all this? So far I've had to figure everything out myself by reading forums and trying to figure out what all the lingo means, and I feel like I'm still missing out on things, e.g. the PIN unlock screen sucks (vibrate on keyup!). Has anyone laid out what is Sony vs. what is stock with instructions on how to fix it?
Thanks!
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altano said:
Hello,
I was previously a Windows Phone user and I'm having trouble understanding how to get the most out of my new Z3 Compact. I would like my experience to be as close to stock Android as possible.
So far I have replaced the Sony keyboard with the Google Keyboard which was a HUGE improvement. I experimented with replacing the Sony launcher with the Google Now launcher, but they were almost identical other than that the Sony launcher supports adding shortcuts, so I stuck with it.
What else am I missing out on that can easily be reverted back to a superior stock experience? Is there a guide that walks you through all this? So far I've had to figure everything out myself by reading forums and trying to figure out what all the lingo means, and I feel like I'm still missing out on things, e.g. the PIN unlock screen sucks (vibrate on keyup!). Has anyone laid out what is Sony vs. what is stock with instructions on how to fix it?
Thanks!
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Xperia has one of the most similar firmware to Nexus devices \
there is just few customization in launcher
+ Xperia special apps like Xperia WALKMAN & ...
But people who like stock Android may confuse when using Galaxy device
cause Samsung customize its phones a lot...
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hello guys,
i noticed that ''Xperia Action" feature was removed in xz3 and it's not available.. i looked it up in display and where it used to be in xz2 and the previous models.. in "Xperia assist" menu... but it looks like Sony got rid of it... it was very cool tnd useful feature that i use it all the time according to my personal settings... and I'm frustrated that Sony removed it... s
do you guys recommend any other alternative feature available in the xz3 that can turn on automatically according to the schedule? like putting do not disturb, dimming brightness with night mode, and turn off other features in one option!
any suggestions would be so much appreciated!
than you
It's very annoying as I used it on previous Xperia phones. Anybody else recommend an application that could replicate the same functionality?... Namely, having Bluetooth and WiFi come on at set times of the day.
Tasker, not very easy to use, but maybe more powerful
There's a replacement coming in Android Q. https://www.xda-developers.com/google-pixel-android-q-settings-routines/
Hello guys,
I bought Sony Xperia XZ1 compact for my 6 year old son.
I realised that Samsung has very nice Kids mode application, but unfortunately its only for Samsung devices.
I've been searching across the interenet for any ported application, but i did not found any relevant information regarding this application.
My question is:
Is it even possible to port this application to Xperia xz1 comact device from Samsung device?
Recommend me what i can do and how can i have it on the phone?
Recommend me a dialer app which has only buttons with names (without showing any phone number, even while dialing).
Many thanks in advance.